Testimonials

"Despite being miles away from my homeland, the stories of empowerment and positive change brought about by the Blind Welfare Society have reached me. I’m genuinely inspired by the dedication of the entire team of Blind Welfare Society. It is evident that your organization goes beyond providing immediate assistance and focuses on holistic development, including education, skill-building, and community integration. This not only empowers individuals but also fosters a sense of inclusivity and self-reliance. The cultural sensitivity and understanding reflected in your programs are noteworthy. By tailoring your initiatives to the specific needs and challenges faced by the visually impaired in India, the Blind Welfare Society is creating a positive and supportive environment that truly makes a difference. I appreciate the emphasis on education which opens up avenues for personal and professional growth for individuals with visual impairments. The stories of those who have benefited from your programs highlight the transformative impact of your work, not just on individuals but on the broader community. As an Australian NRI, I believe that the work of organizations like the Blind Welfare Society contributes not only to the well-being of individuals but also to the overall social fabric of the community. Your advocacy for the rights of the visually impaired and efforts to raise awareness are crucial steps toward building a more inclusive and understanding society."

"From the moment I became involved with the Blind Welfare Society, I was struck by the unwavering commitment and dedication of your team. Your tireless efforts to empower the blind and visually impaired community have not only restored my faith in humanity but have also inspired me to continue supporting your noble cause. The Blind Welfare Society is creating a positive and inclusive environment where individuals can thrive despite their visual challenges. Moreover, your commitment to promoting awareness and advocating for the rights of the visually impaired is commendable. By challenging societal perceptions and fostering a more inclusive mind-set, the Blind Welfare Society is contributing to a brighter and more equitable future for those with visual impairments."

"I want to extend my deepest appreciation to the entire team of Blind Welfare Society for organizing free walking canes distribution event to needy blind girls. Your dedication to making a positive impact on the lives of these girls is commendable, and I am grateful to have played a small part in this meaningful endeavor. Thank you for the opportunity to contribute to such a worthy cause. I look forward to continuing our support for initiatives that bring positive change to the lives of those in need."

"I recently had the incredible privilege of attending a birthday celebration at [Blind NGO's Name], and the experience left an indelible mark on my heart. The joy, warmth, and sense of community that permeated the event were truly remarkable. Witnessing the enthusiasm and happiness on the faces of the visually impaired individuals present was a testament to the power of inclusivity and the wonderful work being done by Blind Welfare Society. The attention to detail in ensuring that everyone felt involved and appreciated during the celebration was inspiring. The atmosphere was filled with laughter, music, and the unmistakable spirit of camaraderie. It was evident that the team at Blind Welfare Society goes above and beyond to create not just an event but an experience—one that celebrates not only birthdays but the inherent dignity and worth of each individual. As we shared cake, stories, and moments of joy, it became clear that the celebration was not just about marking another year but about fostering a sense of belonging and connection. The dedication of the staff and volunteers at Blind Welfare Society was palpable."

"I have been associated with Blind Welfare Society for past several of years. This organization has been working for the welfare of people with blindness. It is my pleasure to be even a small part of such organization.”

"It is an NGO working for visually impaired people. They help the visually challenged people and boost their morale too. The atmosphere and the motivation provided by BWS is extraordinary. They are playing an instrumental role in generating awareness about the people with vision loss.”

"Charity means helping the helpless, the needy and the infirm in whatever way we can. That way, we can make them feel that they are not alone in this world. I am particularly impressed with the various projects of Blind Welfare Society.”

"I was totally satisfied with the activities of Blind Welfare Society. Instead of spending money on yearly rituals on my parents’ death anniversary, I donate to BWS. Money spent on God’s children should please the God anyway.”